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#1 djdemzy

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Posted 15 February 2012 - 01:25 PM

Good Evening,

I am currently desiging a heat exchanger to heat Air from 10 oC to 110oC and cool flue gas from 1259.4 oC to 725 oC.

As both fluids are gases, i would like to know if it is advicable to use a shell and tube heat exchanger?

I read online that the convertional gas-to-gas heat exchanger is vertical shell and tube heat exchanger


Thank You Very Much
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#2 srfish

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Posted 15 February 2012 - 04:11 PM

Hello,

This appears to be an air preheater of some kind. It would not be a conventional shell-and-tube. Because of the low heat transfer coefficients on both sides, there needs to be some kind of extended surface.

#3 Arpit_Jain

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Posted 16 February 2012 - 02:25 AM

This may help

Attached File  Increasing Heat Exchanger Performance.pdf   184.49KB   94 downloads

#4 Afshin445

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Posted 17 February 2012 - 01:13 AM

As srfish mentioned your application is air preheater.One of good example is heat recovery excahger in Power industry, when outlet flue gas from boiler used for preheating of air.Take a look
in following link for some kind of this type of exchangers:
http://www.airprehea...?cat=1&subcat=9




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